Due Date Movie

Because of history "is the equivalent of Film remnants of the" hangover "- not surprising, because the director the film, Todd Phillips, and costar Zach Galifianakis is the violation is repeated here. It's slobby, goony, and product, and also funny sometimes, but not enough in some often.
Galifianakis plays Ethan, sweet souled crew of men and the destruction of one of them we first encounter at the airport in Atlanta, accidentally cut off his car door chauffered. Passengers said the town car Robert Downey Jr. 'Peter, an architect nervous anxious to fly home to Los Angeles at the time of the birth of his first child. Through a series of machinations Serio - a comic that puts them on the no-fly list, Ethan and Peter end up sharing a car packed with rent back to Los Angeles
Downey is not completely comfortable playing straight man and a little bit of jokes and Galifianakis - it's like all three rolled into one customer - goes a long way. If the principle of comedy this movie appeals to you, and you're better off renting "planes, trains and cars," with John Candy and Steve Martin. Grade: C (Rated R for language, drug use and sexual content.)